Enjoy a 2 hour walking tour in some of San Jose's most iconic places, followed by a delcious dinner at a local restaurant. You will start your journey at Parque Nacional and walk around the historic neighborhoods of Amón and Otoya (home to former Costa Rican presidents and other characters). after you'll visit Parque España and Parque Morazán, Buenaventura Corrales School (known as 'Metallic Building' as it is made of 100 % steel pieces imported from Belgium), and Plaza de la Democracia, among other places. The walking tour will finish at Restaurant Café Otoya where you'll enjoy a special dinner crafted just for you.
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Highlights
- 2 hour walking tour through San José
- Curated dinner at a local restaurant
Details
Itinerary
You'll meet your guide at 5pm to begin the walking tour. You will visit Parque España and some of the city's historic neighborhoods. From there you will make your way to a local restaurant for a delicious dinner
Appetizers (Choose one option)
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Marinated tuna toast with sesame oil and soy sauce, accompanied with creamy avocado.
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Roasted beets with chimichurri and crumbled cheese, accompanied by sauteed kale with garlic.
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Roasted shrimp, mixed greens, mini potatoes, cucumber, capers and house dressing.
Main Course (Choose one option)
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Pasta with shrimp and cherry tomato, in Caribbean sauce.
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Beef tenderloin, accompanied by mini potato, cherry tomato and red wine sauce.
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Grilled avocado, with sautéed corn, kale and mushrooms
*Includes dessert and a natural fruit drink or a glass of house wine (Pipa Shiraz, Spain)
What's Included
Your Local Host
ChepeCletas
Locally Owned Social Enterprise
Since 2010 we walk and bike through San José's (Chepe's) markets, parks, eateries, cafes, cantinas (dive bars) and other hidden spots. We Walk, We Bike, We Eat, We Love Chepe! Come explore the city with us. CHEPECLETAS’s programs bring local experts and visitors together to engage in fun, educational experiences together. These programs are for the discerning traveler who wants to experience daily Costa Rican life.
Getting There
